It's totally fine not to include the type annotation in this instance. We tend to intentionally and explicitly type variables in my first programming class, but as you get more comfortable it's often unnecessary when initializing variables on the same line.
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Phenomenal explanation. I went from knowing nothing to feeling like I know everything! Thank you.
I came to this lecture after going thru Udemy... Wanted to understand classes and objects better... Very well explained... Thanks
I just found it randomly and now I am in love
Thank you for this content. If I could like it twice, I would.
Good videos
Hi Kris, thank you very much for your great explanation. By the way, which writing tool do you use?
I use a Wacom tablet and blackboard.krisjordan.com
Please can you upload a video of COMP210 You talk about earlier, on data structures like Tress and Graphs
What is your font in vscode?
Why does pythong ignore your : after your type hints?
Can you also comment on using a_pizza: Pizza = Pizza() vs just doing a_pizza = Pizza()?
It's totally fine not to include the type annotation in this instance. We tend to intentionally and explicitly type variables in my first programming class, but as you get more comfortable it's often unnecessary when initializing variables on the same line.
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Can you bring pizza to class?
Yes, but probably not enough.